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The owner of these two fantastic dogs and the jeep is a local character in our town. He can be seen parking the vehicle and going for a coffee with his friends, or as can be seen in this photo, parking by a supermarket in the shade of the July sun.
The dogs almost never acknowledge your presence and can be seen doing their “job”. As this was a particularly bright and hot day in July with temperatures in the low 40’s the dogs were wearing their shades.
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Two cool dogs 2
The logo on the side of the Jeep shows that the man is a retired member of the Green Berets, known as the Boinas Verdes in Spain.
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Boinas verdes
Boinas verdes
The Special Operations Groups (GOE) are the special operations forces of the Spanish Army , also known as Green Berets .
Initially they were mainly used for guerrilla combat , but currently their function is infiltration and reconnaissance missions by any means for surveillance or observation or specific attacks, always in small groups (approximately 15-20 men) and always behind the enemy lines. Another type of mission in which it participates are the so-called NEO operations ( non-combatant evacuation operation), consisting of helping or extracting compatriots in foreign countries, normally in conflict, for their immediate evacuation or their safety.
Since May 2012 and after the Dynamic Mix-02 Exercise held in Spain and carried out by the Special Operations Command, Spain was recognized by NATO as a leading nation in this type of operations. Only the Special Units of the United States ( Navy SEALs and Delta Force ), France ( Foreign Legion ) and the United Kingdom ( Special Air Service ) had this distinction. The GOE have been part of these prestigious units ever since.
The Special Operations Command , popularly known as green berets or guerrillas , are the Special Operations Units of the Spanish Army. It is made up of about 900 troops, specialists in various disciplines. Its headquarters is in Alicante , but the preparation is linked to the Military School of Mountain and Special Operations in Jaca ( Huesca ). Not far from Alicante is the base of the equivalent unit of the Air Force and the Navy .
There are currently three GOE units within the Spanish Army:
- GOE Valencia II
- GOE Tercio del Ampurdán IV
- Flag of Special Operations Knight Legionnaire Maderal Oleaga XIX (BOEL).
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